Use greylisting as a first defense - easily configurable in postfix, and it reduces the amount of spam dramatically. This relies on the behavior of the sender, rather than someone else's opinion of them.
Whether you vote Demican or Republicrat, you're basically voting the same thing. Increased government control and eroding personal liberties. You can argue on the what and how, but the why is already pretty much a fait accompli.
People flip between parties because the parties offer similar platforms. It's just a question of which gives the most bread and offers the most entertaining circuses.
HP tried this with Transmeta a while back, and produced blades that completely sucked - WAY too slow. Individual machines on blades are dead, unless you need HPC type power, and Atom ain't that. If you need to squeeze 1800 limp servers into a rack, VMWare and its children are already there.
Sorry HP, you suck. Go back to making shitty printers, and then get out of the way. Hopefully your corpse will provide the fertilizer for some new market leader to grow from.
If there's no availability of a particular service which you require in an area you've moved to or live in, you have a choice. Move, or STFU. Stop making this someone else's problem.
There are people who equate the two, and people who do not. The two camps will never agree. The problem with the first group is that they cannot allow the second to survive.
How do I get a new thumbprint exactly? When Mythbusters can clone my print with a gummibear or scotch tape, and my phone gets hacked, how do I get a new one?
It _IS_ a buzzword, and what you describe is merely a well-run IT org. Because you choose to set off on some NIH path and claim what you're doing is "new" doesn't make it so.
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Use greylisting as a first defense - easily configurable in postfix, and it reduces the amount of spam dramatically. This relies on the behavior of the sender, rather than someone else's opinion of them.
Way to go Slashdot "editors". What the hell is a CISPA?
You have bad teeth, and BO. The combination cancels out the hot.
Whether you vote Demican or Republicrat, you're basically voting the same thing. Increased government control and eroding personal liberties. You can argue on the what and how, but the why is already pretty much a fait accompli.
People flip between parties because the parties offer similar platforms. It's just a question of which gives the most bread and offers the most entertaining circuses.
End up somewhere, usually in the stomachs of marine mammals.
So, when you have TLS and a private mailserver, how does this work exactly? Who are they tapping?
If people are lazy or stupid or both, how does some buzzwordy document help this?
a) people have been flying in planes for years
b) there's nothing you could do about this
c) total waste of government funding
HP tried this with Transmeta a while back, and produced blades that completely sucked - WAY too slow. Individual machines on blades are dead, unless you need HPC type power, and Atom ain't that. If you need to squeeze 1800 limp servers into a rack, VMWare and its children are already there.
Sorry HP, you suck. Go back to making shitty printers, and then get out of the way. Hopefully your corpse will provide the fertilizer for some new market leader to grow from.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_good_enough
One word for you: Move.
If there's no availability of a particular service which you require in an area you've moved to or live in, you have a choice. Move, or STFU. Stop making this someone else's problem.
Cause and effect, how does it work?
Block them anyway; claims it's part of your normal operations. Hint: they're probably stupid enough to use 1 or 2 IPs.
There are people who equate the two, and people who do not. The two camps will never agree. The problem with the first group is that they cannot allow the second to survive.
Everyone dies alone.
All you did was provide a few concrete examples of the issues the submitter posed, and threw in some buzzwords. How are you remotely Insightful?
Is the same as groupthink. You need naysayers.
You fail for using the word maker in quotes.
Why this is "News for Nerds" ?
How do I get a new thumbprint exactly? When Mythbusters can clone my print with a gummibear or scotch tape, and my phone gets hacked, how do I get a new one?
I get that - but why? Why is it worth the additional hassle?
What are the advantages of ZFS over, say, ext4? If you have a low-memory machine and not a lot of storage, does it buy you anything?
+1 Internets to you, sir.
It _IS_ a buzzword, and what you describe is merely a well-run IT org. Because you choose to set off on some NIH path and claim what you're doing is "new" doesn't make it so.
There's games for Linux besides TuxRacer?